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Is there a Cheap time to cross the Channel ?
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We are coming around to the fact that we have to book our crossing back to UK from France.

We like the idea of the Eurotunnel having travelled on it before in the van and like its speed and convenience, however the price we got quoted just from their website is £189 for seemingly any time i selected, thats for a MH, 2 adults and 1 dog.

Is there a cheap time / day to travel across the chunnel ?

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Hi dave

we just booked the reverse way ...uk to france £122 travel after 1700 there and before 11.00 back,
Guess it should be the same for you over there cominfg this way

hope this is of some help

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Cheapest way I have seen which was on TV recently is run out, and jump on the back of a lorry. I think, but not sure, that they then actually give you money when you get to the otherside.

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Travel before 11.00 am from france will qualify you for the cheaper rate on the chunnel . If you go with Norfolk line, ask for the price of return I got stung for an extra 60 euro above the return price because I asked for a single fare first, refused to sell me the cheaper return fare.
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P&O Litenite sailings are good value, mine is £99 return, they are denoted on the site in the sailings calender with an 'L', from UK to France I think they start about 2230 until 0700 next day. Can't remember the start to finish times the other way but ours is 1100 French time.
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Just out of curiousity i've just got a single crossing fare for a 1030 crossing on norfolkline in June and the fare is £99

Although their rtn crossing pricing policy is great (£8Cool how can they have the nerve to charge £10 more for a single?

Still better than the chunnel tho Smile

pj

Sorry Dave, the thread has diverted from under the water to over it!

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Hi there
just been looking at speedferrys web site and found late night return crossing for tribute motorhome 66 pounds ,juggle about with times to get best results hope this helps .used eurotunnel last time for £122 outward after 5pm inward before 11am

regards T.C.
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Go with Norfolkline Dave (book on-line too)



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I just contact the Dover Eurochange when I know I am ready to cross and have yet to beat their prices. They still work out far cheaper just turning up than booking way in advance and I can take my time getting to Dover or Calais.

Worth giving them a try and will take credit card on phone and give booking code for picking tickets up at check in Kiosks. _ Brilliant and I promise they are cheap.
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1752 PostPosted: Sun May 15, 2005 10:41 pm